We have been having some cold weather down here in South Florida! Last weekend, Miami Beach saw it’s coldest weather in a decade! Colder temperatures bring a whole new batch of fish into the south Florida waters. Don’t let the cooler temps keep you off the water. This is the perfect time to go fishing!Read More
The amberjack, commonly called the AJ, is a popular fish found in the Atlantic Ocean and the Gulf of Mexico that you may encounter while fishing off the South Florida coast. Amberjacks are rarely sought after by anglers unless they are looking for a good fight! They’re most commonly caught while fishing for more desirable fish,Read More
Hammerhead Sharks are fierce predators that love tropical, warm waters and can be found all over the world. They can mostly be found along coastlines, but on occasion they can be found cruising near the surface deep in the deep ocean waters. Take one look at this amazing fish and you will know how itRead More
Saltwater fish are attracted to different types of bait than freshwater fish, however, all fish are going to use their sense of smell to hunt their prey. Most people don’t realize that fish can smell better than dogs, but all species of fish are not attracted to the same scents. Keep this in mind whenRead More
Many South Florida anglers prefer using live bait for saltwater fishing, which makes perfect sense. Why use an imitation when you can use the real thing? Some of the best live bait for saltwater fishing in South Florida includes sardines, also known as pilchards, threadfin herring, and Spanish sardines. Anglers often choose this bait, sinceRead More
Many people assume that Dolphins are fish as they swim gracefully through the water, however, they are not fish. Dolphins are actually mammals. Other famous marine mammals include whales, seals, and manatees. The characteristics that make dolphins mammals are as follows: warm-blooded breathe through lungs, not gills give birth to live young produce milk forRead More
Fishing with live bait is the most popular way to land many species of fish in Florida, especially saltwater fishing. Feeding fish what they eat is the key. Catching live bait is a lot of fun and done by most anglers because it is by far the best bait for saltwater fishing. There are manyRead More
As fall yields to winter, and colder temperatures sweep across much of the country, many anglers stow away their tackle until next spring. But a few places, blessed with mild weather and fertile waters, continue to offer hot action when the fishing elsewhere comes to a screeching halt. If you would rather catch fish whenRead More
The Mackerel is undoubtedly one of the most popular game fish in the country. These silvery, long, and slender fish are abundant along the Atlantic coast. Both Spanish and King Mackerel are found in the waters of Florida. These big, fast-swimming fish have razor-sharp teeth and are considered a real prize by anglers. Spanish andRead More
Sailfish like to hang out in warmer parts of the ocean around the world. A type of billfish, they can be distinguished by their blue to gray color, the large dorsal fin appropriately called a sail and an elongated bill that almost makes them look like a swordfish. In some fishing circles choose they areRead More
